Date:         Fri, 9 Nov 2001 18:50:21 -0500
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From:         Paul <cheep@EROLS.COM>
Subject:      Kenilworth Park, 11/9
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> I went to Kenilworth Park in NE DC this morning, and saw a few birds of
> interest.  First of all, activity has died down a lot since last week, though
> the wind could have had a lot to do with that.  Highlights:
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> EASTERN MEADOWLARK (1)
> AMERICAN PIPIT (1, flew over)
> Raptors (clearly this continues to be a good place for raptors in DC):
>   NORTHERN HARRIER (1 fem.)
>   BALD EAGLE (1 ind., 2-3 years old)
>   MERLIN (1)
>   AMERICAN KESTREL (1)
>   RED-TAILED HAWK (1 or 2)
> Finches - continues to attract a lot of finches, though I've yet to find
> something beyond:
>   AMERICAN GOLDFINCH (c.75 - numbers have dropped a little from last week)
>   HOUSE FINCH (c.110 - numbers have significantly gone up)
> CEDAR WAXWING - 80 (many small flocks flying over, none of the birds had rusty
> undertail coverts)
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> Good birding,
> Paul Pisano
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